[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] A Guest Blog by Heather Edwards. Lingering resentment from things that have gone wrong is hard to shake. Whether it’s the result of a bad break up or a job loss, it’s best to find some resolution. It would be wonderful if we all got exactly what Read more…
Most people know something about death and dying thanks to Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and others. We know about the stages of grief, including denial, anger, depression and acceptance. We know about guilt and that deep feeling of loss. But, how much do we talk about the psychology of burying your loved one? I Read more…
Oniomania is a strange name for a common problem: Shopaholism Here’s Dr. Hindie Klein’s take on it. The Mind of a Shopaholic: Some people shop themselves into an addiction. An alcoholic can give up booze, a gambler can give up on Las Vegas, but you have to shop. This is what makes Oniomania such a Read more…
Are you the child of a Borderline or Narcissistic mother? Not sure? It is a complicated topic, and while there’s overlap, this guest blog by Daniel Lobel PhD may help you to tell the difference. Self Centered Nurture: Children of mothers with Borderline and Narcissistic Disorders are likely to have suffered some form Read more…
Narcissism in the Workplace: You probably wonder why your boss seems to give you such a hard time. He builds you up, only to tear you down. She sees the bad and not the good. He makes you anxious and worried. Do any of these behaviors make a person a narcissistic boss? Hardly. Taken Read more…
This Guest Blog is by Hindie M. Klein. ————————————— A new child changes your life. And, if you already have a child, it changes his or her life as well – forever. Nowadays, many people live wonderful lives without children. They define life through their relationships, their careers, their nieces and nephews, their students, their patients, Read more…
What do we do when the mountains to climb are inside of us? Research seems to support that many of us acutally get happier as we age. It’s not surprising, because we’ve had decades of perspective on life, despite all its hardships. Yes, we have aches and pains. And, yes, we’ve Read more…
Mark R. Banschick, M.D. 215 Katonah Avenue Katonah, New York 10536 914-232-9000 Background Mark Banschick, MD is a child and adolescent psychiatrist in full time private practice in New York. He is a graduate of GeorgetownUniversityHospital in General Psychiatry and New York Hospital/Cornell Weil Medical Center in Child and Adolescent Read more…
You can raise healthy kids, even through a divorce. The Intelligent Divorce Program was designed by Dr. Mark Banschick to help you avoid common divorce related mistakes; we even give you tips on how to deal effectively with your ex. Our commitment – Your kids come first. 215 Katonah Avenue Read more…
Having seen too many divorces and breakups, I am always interested in writers who help couples make it together despite the many twists and turns of being in a relationship. John Gerson helps couples find love again. John’s short article documents how science is telling us something we’ve always suspected. Read more…